Ichthyocentaurs
（重定向自Ichthyocentaur）
![An Ichthyocentaur statue.](/Images/godic/202501/19/Ichthyocentaurs_from_the_Fountain_of_the_Centaurs_by_AA_Weinman,_Jefferson_City_MO_USA,_19271920.jpg")
![Relief eines Ichthyokentaur aus Gandhara](/Images/godic/202501/19/Ichthyo-Centaur1920.jpg")
In late poetical Greek mythology ichthyocentaurs (or ikhthyokentauroi) were a pair of centaurine sea-gods with the upper body of a male human, the lower front of a horse, and the tail of a fish. Also, they wore lobster-claw horns. They were half-brothers of the wise centaur Chiron and the sons of the Titan Cronus and Nymph Philyra.